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GOVENOR APPROVES
THE WAREHOUSE ACT
GENERAL ASSEMBLY RECONVEN
ED ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
In Session on Thursday, Notwithstaad
ing it Was Legal Holiday-Mat- J
ters Proposed.
Columbia, -Feb. 22.-In spite of the
fact that today is Washington's birth
day, the South Carolina general as
sembly will meet. The house will re
convene at 10 o'clock this morning
and the senate meets an hour later.
The present session of the general
assembly has been prolonged beyond
the usual 40 days. There is little
chance for the present recess session
to end be1fore next Saturday night,
and it may be extended into next
week.
Governor Approves Warehouse Act.
Gov. Blease sent to the house and
senate Wednesday night a special mes
sage containing some information and
advice about the act to establish a
State system of cotton warehouses
which he has approved.
Th special message follows:
"To the Honaorable, the Members of
the General Asembly of the State of'
6U t h 2,ai411hia
"Gtentlemn2: I beg to inform your
honorable bodi s that I have approved
the act entitled 'An act to create and
operate a State warehouse system for 1
storing cotton and other commodities.'
"After a careful and as thoughtful
consideration as I can give this act,
I have serious and grave doubt of its
constitutionality, or that it will prove
as effective as it is thought; but, in
view of the decided opinion, as ex
pressed by the large number of your
bodies voting for it, I deem it proper
to waive my views as to its doubtful
constitutionality and effectiveness to
give the relief to and promote the good
of our cotton industry, and hope that
it may be the Means of saving the far
mers of this State from the evils and
wrongs which the speculators in our
largest staple crop have done, as well
as the injury which menaces them
from the cotton mill mergers in our
State, which have been formed within
the last year and which are still going
on. It may, I trust, also be the in-f
strument in the hands of the farmers
to relieve them from the oppression
which they have endured from the al
lowance of the existence of certain
monopolies, trusts -and combinations y
not only at the North but in our owni
State.
- ~ "If it should prove to be sufficient
to suppress or prevent these opera
tions and wrongs committed against~
our people, it will be welcomed by f
the whole people as a glorious accom- It
plishment and the wisest of legisla- I
tion. lc
- "As the future conduct and opera-' t
tion of the system just inaugurated I
will most vitally affect the welfare V
and condition of the State, it is but It
proper that I should suggest to you K
that in the selection of the commis- ,
* sioners to carry out this work that (
there should be an avoidance from (
making any one a member of such I
commission who holds any stock in
any of the mills now merged, consoli
dated or combined with other mills 1
of this State, or 'who may be other- I
Swise interested in such combination or
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tllied corporation which is or may be
ikely to affect his duty to the public
ind which will place him under any
ufluence inimical to the farmers of
;he State in advanciug or maintain-:
ug the price of cotton. It seems to
ne to be most appropriate and wise
:hat three men, who aro cotton plant
?rs and receive their living from this
ot.rce, should be selected and who
ire from expectation of political ad
ancement or financial gain cutside of
;he success of the business entrusted
;o their care; for this is a gr-eat ex
>eriment we are entering upon. If it
ails it will prove a heavy blow to the
.armers of the State and to the whole
ommonwealth."
tPPROPRIATION BILL
STILL WITH ('0ilTTEE
The free conference committee on
,he appropriation bill did not make
t report to the general assembly Wed-'
iesday night. A meeting of the com
nittee will be held at 10 o'cloclk this
norning.
The appropriation bill went to free
&nference Saturday night, but both
iouse and senate adjourned before
he committee had reached an agree
nent.
To Pay Architect $2,500.
Senator Hough on Wednesday night
ntroduced in the senate a joint resolu
ion to give Todd & Benson $2,500 for
urnishing plans, models, etc., for the
tate capitol building. The resolution
vas referred to the finance commit
ee. The original claim of the Char-:
eston architects was $13,550.
"That the sum of $2,500 is hereby
ppropriated and the comptroller gen
ral be instructed to draw his war
ant on the State treasurer, for that
um, on account of the claim of Todd
Benson, architects, for plans, m6d
1, etc., for the State capitol building
.s part renumeration of the expenses
ncurred in the preparation of same.
"Provided, That if the work is ever
.one as proposed, then they are to re
eive the regular compensation as
er their contract with the commit
ee on State house and grounds, and,
"Provided, further, That if the im
rovements are not made, then this
mount is to be considered as payment
a full.
APERS TRYING TO SPLIT PARTY.'
rational Committeeman's Appeal to
Republicans to Ignore Colum-.
bia Convention.
:ews and Courier.
Letters were received in Charleston
rom John G. Capers, Republican na
onal committeeman fronm South Caro-I
na, urging members of the Recpubli
an party in this State to do their best
upset, the meeting which w ill be
.eld in 'Columbia on February 29, and
rhich has been called by the execu-*
iv.e committee of that faction of the
arty represented by J. W. Tolbert,
r'ho, as chairman, issued the call. Mr.I
apers urges the Republicans of South
~arolina to rally to the faction headed
y Major L. W. C. Blalock and to dis
egard the actions of the other faction,
vhich actions, he says, ar-e inspired
iy the three officeholders, Postmaster
arris, United States Marshal Adams
.nd District Attorney Cochran, and are
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governed, he says further, by orders
from the postoffice department and
not from the White House.
A prominent member of the faction
with which Mr. Capers is at odds, said
yesterday that the efforts of the latter
were being wasted, and that they
would have no effect. Mr. Capers, he
said, was desirous of retaining his
place as national committeeman, and
knowing that he had lost out with the
leaders of the party, is now trying
desperately to bring about a split in
the ranks. Capers, he said, had run
his- political course, was ignored by
the Republican leaders in Washington
and would undoubtedly be dropped as
national committeeman after the Chi
cago conviention, United States Mar
shal Adams, who is a candidate for the
place, being elected in his stead.
Mr. Caper's letter, which was mailed
in Washington, is as follows:
"The letter of Major Blalock, as
State chairman, issued on the 25th of
January, urged the Republicans of the
State to pay no attention to the call
issued by what is claimed to be an
executive committee, of which J. W.
Tolbert is recorded as chairman, and
which seems to be moved in its actions
by the three officeholders, Postmaster
"ris, Uni.ted States Marshal Adams
and District Attorney Cochran, who
operate no doubt by orders directly
from the postoffice department in
Washington, not from the White
ouse.
"The question as to who is to be
nominated for president can only be
decided by the congressional district
conventions and by the State conven
tion of the regular organization, which
will probably be held some time in the
onth of April.
"Therefore, it is the duty of all Re
publicans to use every proper means
to upset the proposed Tolbert meeting
an the 29th of this month, and to up
set. it by absolutely ignoring it. The
Ralock faction is called "Lilly White"
crse it protests against the party
in the State being all black and pro
tests against worthy colored men be
ng imposed upon and fooled by those
w ho want office or those who already
Iraw good salaries. It would seem to
ippeal to reason that an organization
an not stand even the national test
nade 'up as is the organization Tol
~ert and these three federal office
iolders are using for their purposes.
hink of it for a moment, of the 25
nembers of their State committee, 22
)f them are colored men and three of
:bemn white men. Of the sev'en con
ressional districts in the State, six
f the congressional chairmen .are col
>red mien and one county chairman
t white man, R. R. Tolbert. These
;tatements I get from th.e hand book
ssued :by their committee dated 1910,
md the above statements are subject
o any change since, of which I am not
tdvised. Are the colored men in the
tate, who really represent devoted;
nterest in the Republican party in the
ation at large going to allow them
~elves to b-? led in solid black phalanx
n this way for the sole purnose of
~arrying on their shoulders a few white
fliceholders beaded for the pie coun
:er? I think not. I hope you will
arge every man in your county and
listrict to ignore the Tolbert call,
vait for the call for a meeting of the
xecutive committee of the Blalock or
~anization, which has been recognized
y the national organization, and
which will meet in March and call a
:onvention for April and also suspend
my action looking to a county or dis
:rict convention for the present for the
sme reasons. Let me hear from you.
"Yours very truly,
"John G. Capers,
'South Carolina Member Republican*
National Committee.
"February 1'7, 1912."
BLEASE WILL BE ISSUE.
Report From Spartanburg That Blease
Men Have Renited Offices.
partanburg Herald.
With the return home of the dlele
ation in the legislature the political
not has begun to boil.
'It is reported that local friends and
upporters of Gov. Cole L. Blease have
rented offices in which they will es
ablish Blease headquarters. The re
rrt can not be confirmed.
The Hon. H. K. Osborne said yester
a that during the last few weeks
he ha~d talked to well informed people
fromi all parts of the State and he was
r-onfidW:t that Blease would be de
feated by ira B. JIones by a tr2m en
dons majority. Mr. Osborne said that
Mr. .ione!s wvas well equippeCd to cope
with R!2are on the stump and would
be ble I: give a good account of him
Jt IS (Qon:mon tmik that the lines
riil be drawn r.:ry closely this sum
mer and that every candidate for of
fice, no matte- how little the office,
will be required to tell where he
stands-whether he is a Bleaseite or
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Notice is hereby given that we, the
Jury Commissioners, for NewberryI
County, S. C., will on the first day of
March, 1912, at 10 o'clock a. m., in
the office of the Clerk of Court for
said County, openly an: publicly,
draw he names of thirty-six men,
who; serve at Petit Jurors. at the
Co. General S:s1so:i, which .vill
onz - Nen berr , S. C., o: Ml:rc1
18, '92, and will also at the same
time and place draw th! names of 121
men who shall serve as grand jurors
for one year.
.Jno. L. Epps,
Eug: S. Werts,
Jno. C. Goggans,
ury Commissioners for Newberry
County, S. C.
February 19, 1912.
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